In recent years, camera stabilization technology has been widely applied to consumer electronic products such as smartphones, drones, and action cameras. In Hong Kong, a startup company has developed a patented micro-gimbal stablising technology for vibration reduction, which has been adopted by many mainland Chinese enterprises. With numerous business opportunities in the mainland, the company has chosen Hong Kong as its research and development centre due to its robust intellectual property system, ensuring comprehensive protection for the company's inventions.

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As a regional IP trading centre, Hong Kong offers convenient and comprehensive patent protection. This helps instil investor confidence in the R&D field. Environmental issues have gained greater traction in recent years, and the reduction of pollution and carbon emissions has become a global priority. There’s a company at Hong Kong Science Park that has been dedicated to the research and development of eco-friendly technologies for a number of years. Through independent R&D, it aims to develop innovative green tech products that not only improve the quality of life of the masses, but also reduce harm to the environment. The company hopes to promote environmental protection and respond to current eco trends with its patented technologies.

The dazzling charm of diamonds, coupled with unique designs – be they classic or contemporary – has always captured the hearts of women. A distinct appearance can add to the allure of an accessory. A time-honoured Hong Kong brand with over 30 years of history is continuously seeking advancements in diamond jewellery crafting by pursuing innovation in various aspects, from parts design to overall structure and assembly technique. In terms of design registration, this company is the one with the most registered designs compared to their peers in Hong Kong that also deal in diamond jewellery. This reflects the importance they place on brand image and intellectual property rights, and also ensures their designs are protected from infringement.

Board games have been popular among people of all ages for many years. What would it be like to physically immerse oneself in such a game? An entertainment company in Hong Kong successfully acquired the licence for a historic and globally renowned board game to establish a brand that offers “dream world” experiences. It opened the world’s first pavilion themed after the game at Victoria Peak. By combining creativity and technology, the team has transformed a household name into an experience that immerses consumers in the fun of games. This innovative endeavour earned them the Location-Based or Experiential Initiative of the Year accolade at the Licensing International Asian Awards 2023, an event co-organised by Licensing International and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.